Sentence examples for estimated poorly from inspiring English sources

When nuisance factors are included in the model and the number of data points in some classes is very low, it might happen that in some bootstrap samples these effects are not estimable or estimated poorly.

Williams 2010 [35] 468 Australia P 4 and 6 years healthcare provider guesses None 1, 2 Low Findings: Both age and weight were estimated poorly by paramedics, with no association with experience or training.

In these cases, the estimate of σ b is also estimated poorly (results not shown).

In MCM, model calibration becomes analogous to coefficient estimation in conventional multivariate regression, and can be used to estimate poorly known parameters such as stoichiometric coefficients, growth kinetics or extracellular transport coefficients (MCM user manual, Supplementary file 1, section 12).

It has long been clear that the Zapatistas -- an estimated 2,500 to 5,000 poorly armed farmers -- pose no significant military threat to the government, but their struggle has won the support of people around the world.

The report, titled "There Are Holes in Our City's Walls," estimates that poorly fitted air-conditioners cost buildings in New York City $130 million to $180 million a year in extra fuel consumption, which in turn is linked to an extra 375,000 to 525,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions.

But these estimates correlate poorly with actual measured levels of EMF inside the home, the panel says.

Our paper presents the first VZV IBM to date and presents a whole new method for dealing with the VZV "problem", and estimates hitherto poorly documented immunological parameters.

Our experience is that the effect of correcting for a poorly estimated error rate in simulated data depends on MAF, the magnitude of the true error and how poorly it is estimated.

However, the reliability of the estimated symbols are revealed to significantly vary across the subcarriers and thus, the poorly estimated symbols lead to the incorrect cancelation.

Therefore, the wrong ambiguity is poorly estimated, resulting in a large gap in delay.